JTs Advisory GroupJustin Thomas · Founder & Executive AdvisorBook a private conversationPodcasts · Interviews · Business & leadership
A podcast guest who can talk about the business—and the human cost behind it.
Justin Thomas is an executive operator, advisor and author available for podcasts worldwide. Conversations can move from revenue growth and leadership into AI, human connection, ambition, identity, difficult decisions and the lessons leaders usually learn only after the stakes get real.

Available nationwide · Virtual advisory worldwide
Practical support built around the real constraint
Useful stories. Clear points of view. No canned interview.
The best podcast conversations are specific, curious and human. Justin can bring operator-level revenue and customer experience insight, candid leadership lessons, and the deeper themes behind HUMAN and The Cost of Success without turning the episode into a sales pitch.
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Choose a clear episode angle that fits the host and audience.
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Bring practical stories from revenue, customer and leadership operating experience.
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Connect business lessons to human questions listeners actually care about.
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Promote the episode through Justin's professional channels after publication.
Frequently asked questions
What leaders usually want to know.
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What can Justin discuss on a podcast?
Justin can discuss executive leadership, fractional CRO strategy, revenue growth, GTM, customer experience, AI and humanity, accountability, difficult decisions, and the personal cost of ambition. - 02
What kinds of shows are a fit?
Business, entrepreneurship, leadership, sales, customer experience, technology, AI, personal growth, management and author-focused podcasts are strong fits. - 03
Is Justin available for remote recording?
Yes. Remote podcast recording is available worldwide. - 04
Can hosts receive suggested questions and background in advance?
Yes. A concise bio, topic angles, suggested questions, book links and relevant background can be provided before recording.
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Bring the real challenge.
The first conversation is complimentary and focused on the decision, opportunity, or constraint in front of you.